AguaSolara© non-polluting Water from Air System round off with SeaWater Desalination and a prefabricated Biogas Fermenter Tank

The AguaSolara© systems generating drinking water from air have round off their programme. AFRICOM Technology Transfer, Hirrlingen (Germany) is now looking after the licenceers community.

(Frankfurt, 13.04.2007)
Marketing and development of the AguaSolara© technology, generating drinking water from the atmosphere, is now working centralized since 01.04. 2007 with the Africom Technology Transfer. 
The systems and their constructions operating solely with renewable energies, as sun power and biogas. Designed to supply remote, arid areas e.g. in Africa, Asia and the Pacific Islands with drinking water and basic electricity. Besides the CO2 reducing „water from air“ technology the programme is round off with a modular designed desalination plant, operating with a parabolic sun system and a prefabricated biogas fermenter tank generating everywhere biogas from nearly every biomass. For cleaning water and irrigation use there is developed in addition a small water purifing trailer. 
All systems are in priority designed as off-grid solution to install in remote areas of development countries without any water sources a long-term and payable drinking water supply. 

All non-polluting AguaSolara© systems are best suitable solutions in correspondence with the goals of the UN-Millennium declaration and the actual CO2 discussion. The actual business of Africom Technology Transfer is to extend and look after the licenceers community. 
And as a result of the large interest on the last harvest symposium in Frankfurt there is a priority to offer the system a circle of interested and suitable producers, sales companies and investors. 
To achieve this aim as a further step there is set up an in-depth new website (www.aguasolara.com) in german and english language. On this sites are given extensive informations concerning the technology and licences of generating water from the atmosphere.

AFRICOM Technolgy Transfer
Waldstr. 4
D-72145 Hirrlingen
Tel: (49) 07478-91150

mail: afrikom@aol.com
(www.aguasolara.com)

Business News (Frankfurt a.M. 20.10.2006)

Large interest in the AguaSolara system from Africa and Asia and a successful start of the licence business.

The AFRICOM Technology transfer announces large interest in the AguaSolara system from Africa, Asia and the US. A successful start of the licensing during the symposium hold in Frankfurt a.M on 4 and 5 October.

Because of the unexpectedl high number of international participants from the private sector, national authorities and different NGO's the symposium, where the AguaSolara system was introduced, had to be shifted in larger conference rooms.
With enterprises from 9 countries contracts were closed over selling and production licenses for the AguaSolara CompactUnit generating drinking water from the atmosphere.
Several institutions signed preliminary agreements to incorporate the system in planned infrastructure projects. The high level of the detailed technical documentation and the complete marketing and business plan attracted an extraordinary attention.

The deciding factors, according to the opinion of the participants, for this innovative water generating technology were the use of solar energy and biogas and the fair license prices.

AFRICOM Technology transfer prepares now further symposiums in Dakar/Senegal and Muskat/Oman. Detailed information on the website:
http://www.africo-sarl.com/technology-transfer/index.htm

Africom, Technology transfer, Tel: +49 (0)7478-91150 (License administration of AguaSolara) 
e-mail: afrikom@aol.com

A technical Breakthrough for the poorest of the world.
Drinking water generating from atmosphere by Solar Hybrid Technology.

Most of the  remote areas in the 3rd world do not have access to clean drinking water and electricity. It is more than 1 billion people, who suffer from epidemics and high child mortality because of bad water, which results in under development of their living. A number, which shall be halved according to the Millennium Statement of the states of UN till the year of 2015.

But how to do it?
If the access to the water and power nets in areas like African Sahel, the jungle of Laos, the grass lands of Turkmenistan or in the Amazons area is technical and economical unrealistic.

This is the problem, which Mr. Dipl-Ing. Ingo Herr, living today in Schoemberg, Germany, is working on for many years. Already in the 1970th he lived in South Africa and visited other countries to learn the difference of this continent to Europe. Later he was involved in Project of foreign aid in Togo. Together with the Austrian Engineer Leopold Ritter, who is resident in Lomè, he developed the Compact Container Unit to produce clean drinking water from the atmosphere. This unit includes as an essential speciality the Hygroextractor, which he had developed for this system.

No running cost to generate drinking water and to realize basic infrastructure with energy from photovoltaic and biogas for the poorest of the world.
The protected system for production and purifying water with integrated power station for little villages is named AguaSolara and uses only sources of renewable energy, which is solar radiation and biogas from biomass. Both sources of energy are founding sufficiently in the rural areas of the 3rd world. They just have to be used. An other effect is that it does not increase the CO2 content of the atmosphere. The process just gives back, what was taken by the biomass. The system is not only energy ecologic orientated it also helps our planet according to the convention for protection of climate.

The final project development will be presented on a symposium for an interested consortium and the global production will be started.
On October 04. and 05.2006 during a 2 days symposium in Frankfurt a.M. with speakers from UNO, Development aid organisations and banks the system will be presented and the licences for production will be offered.
An interested consortium of international businessmen is expected to collect information in a direct dialogue from international foreign aid organisations. Further more to get information from specialists from leading banks about support money, finance instruments and modes of carrying out, etc. connected to EU, world bank and KfW.

For the utilization of the development Dipl-Ing. Ingo Herr could win Fa. AFRICOM, Technology Transfer, which is specialised in foreign aid projects, to manage the licence business of the Aguasolara Compact Unit and Fa. IMC Consulting in Freiburg, the centre for solar technology in Germany, as adviser.

For personal information please contact:
Africom, Technology Transfer,
D-72145 Hirrlingen / Germany
Tel: +49 (0)7478-91150
afrikom@aol.com